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Protecting Schools and Sacred Spaces From ICE
For more than 30 years, schools, hospitals, and places of worship have been considered "sensitive locations" — spaces protected from immigration enforcement. But recently, President Trump has moved…
Making Labor History Relevant for Young People
Jennifer Albert Mann joins the show to discuss her book "Shift Happens, The History of Labor in the United States," a labor history book for teens and young adults. Shift Happens was the September…
Teaching Kids the Science of Perception, Misinformation, and Disinformation
Jacqueline B. Toner is a trained clinical psychologist and author of more than 10 books for young readers, including True or False? The Science of Perception, Misinformation, and Disinformation. Her…
Why Are Billionaires Messing With Public Education? Part 2
Our two part series on billionaires and public education continues. Today, we’re zooming in on the rise of new, well-funded activist groups targeting school boards, banning books, and attacking…
Why Are Billionaires Messing With Public Education? Part 1
Have you ever wondered why the rich and powerful seem to have so many opinions about public education, especially when neither they nor their children have attended public schools? This is the first…
Paid Student Teaching is the Future
Mentioned in this episode:Join the Movement for Paid Student Teaching
An Expert Explains: Medicaid Cuts Will Hurt Us All
Mentioned in this episode:Tell Congress to protect Medicaid funding - https://www.nea.org/advocating-for-change/action-center/take-action/dont-slash-medicaid-and-childrens-health-careCall in and…
Lawyers Explain: Anti-Immigrant Policies and Education
Mentioned in this episode:Safe Zone policies - https://www.nea.org/resource-library/safe-zone-school-districtsNEA’s Immigration Resource Hub -…
A Lawyer Explains: "DEI" and Anti-Equity Policies in Schools
The Trump administration is waging war against diversity, equity, and inclusion. But what does that mean for educators when it comes to discussing race, equity, and history in the classroom? How can…
What can we do about cyberbullying?
With the rise of social media and constant online communication, bullying is affecting students in new, pervasive ways, and schools are often on the front lines of addressing it. Madeline Micou, a…
All the Books for All the Kids With Kwame Alexander
A conversation with Kwame Alexander: a poet, educator, and best-selling author of The Crossover, Booked, The Door of No Return, and so many other books that have inspired young readers across the…
Collective Bargaining is Back in Fairfax
In 2020, collective bargaining for public sector workers returned to Virginia after a nearly 50-year ban—a huge win for Virginia educators. But change doesn't happen overnight. Fairfax Education…
Moments From a Teacher’s Monthly Grocery Run
Read more from Mary Ellen about how low pay affects education across the nation, and how unions are helping educators get the pay increases they…
An Innovative Apprenticeship Program for Teachers
Learn more about the Washington Education Association’s Apprenticeship Residency in Teaching https://www.washingtonea.org/events-training/residency/
Read (and Rap) Across America with Dwayne Reed
Learn more about Read Across America, and access the calendar: https://www.nea.org/readacrossamericaCheck out Simon B. Rhymin' :…
Your Questions About Retirement
Mentioned in this episode:Pensions, Explained for Educators - https://www.nea.org/resource-library/pensions-explained-educatorsFrequently Asked Questions about Pensions -…
Moments From a See Educators Run Training
Check out NEA.org/SeeEducatorsRun for more information about taking the first step toward holding public office.
AI in Education
Mentioned in this episode:Report of the NEA Task Force on Artificial Intelligence in EducationHuman-Centered Artificial Intelligence in SchoolsaiEDU
Moments From a High School Culinary Class
See photos from the kitchen, the transcript, and more here.
The ESP Bill of Rights
Learn more about the ESP Bill of Rights campaign: http://nea.org/espbillofrights
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